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Indexed  December 7, 2010

The moment of truth is upon us all readers.Well, not really those that read NWG’s ramblings, but those who live in these shores. (Australian shores that is).The press is talking non-stop about who will get the chop from the team (and injuries).1. Well, an obvious one but Katich is out. England found his achilles, which was helpfully where his achilles was and he’s now out for the series.2. Xavier Doherty. Apparently not a Test spinner anymore (ten days ago he was the future of Australian spin, NWG doesn’t know what this now means for spin in Oz). ’Nathan - all is ...   See the complete post here

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